China's November economic data misses expectations
Retail sales grew 8.1%, its slowest monthly pace since May 2003, while industrial output was up just 5.4%
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CHINA'S monthly economic data missed expectations, with growth of retail sales and industrial output slowing on weaker domestic and global demand, while the trade war with the United States drags into a sixth month.
Retail sales grew 8.1 per cent in November, its slowest monthly pace since May 2003, while industrial output was up 5.4 per cent, also missing its estimate.
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